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He’s the cornerstone of the entire show, being the leader of the team, making all the verbal jabs that make the story propel itself forward. He’s hard on the team and equally hard on himself. He’s got an arrogant and scheming personality to fit his demonic visage and laugh, yet he’s also cold and calculating on almost every play that he makes. He trains the members of the team, calls the shots, and is the leader as the QB. He’ll do anything it takes for victory, and also is the one making crazy decisions for the team to make things interesting. He’s the reason why Deimon Devil bats, his team, can pull off crazy strategies, and can make comeback victories.

He quit his job after the case and is now one of Sae-ro-yi's suppliers. Choi Yu-ri as Oh Hye-won[23] Oh Byeong-heon's daughter, who is oblivious to Sae-ro-yi's connection with her father. Cha Mi-kyung as Kim Soon-rye[24] To-ni's Korean paternal grandmother. After her son's death, she deeply regrets disapproving of her son's marriage to a Guinean woman (To-ni's mother), as it caused her son to run away. She is a loan shark who offers her services to Sae-ro-yi when he moves his bar to a new location. She was also one of the first supporters of Jangga.

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